Democracy is STILL breathing...

WE THE PEOPLE, will continue to speak up, speak out, reach out, march, shout and PROTEST our present non functioning government that has been created because of the fear of a mentally sick man with money and moneyed friends.
THIS can not be a one time thing...it must continue, grow and become frequent for us to get our country back folks.
 

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